2025-10-10 / The most popular basketball shoes of the night / WNBA
1st place – Nike A’One (3 players laced it up)
2nd place – Nike Book 1 (2 players laced it up)
3rd place – Nike JA 3 (2 players laced it up)
4th place – Nike Kobe IV Protro (1 players laced it up)
5th place – Nike JA 2 (1 players laced it up)
2025-10-10 / TOP scorer / WNBA
A'ja Wilson from Las Vegas Aces scored the most points of the night (31) while played in Nike A'One basketball shoes.
2025-10-10 / TOP rebound / WNBA
Alyssa Thomas from Phoenix Mercury rebounded the most balls of the night (12) while played in Nike Kobe 4 Protro CHBL basketball shoes.
2025-10-10 / TOP assists / WNBA
Alyssa Thomas from Phoenix Mercury assists the most balls of the night (10) while played in Nike Kobe 4 Protro CHBL basketball shoes.
2025-10-10 / Shoe choices by position / WNBA
20% of guards played in Nike Book 1
14% of forwards played in Nike JA 3
33% of centers played in Nike Kobe 6
2025-10-10 / The most popular basketball shoes of the night / EUROLEAGUE
1st place – Nike Kobe 6 (10 players laced it up)
2nd place – adidas Dame 9 (6 players laced it up)
3rd place – Nike Book 1 (5 players laced it up)
4th place – Nike Kobe V (5 players laced it up)
5th place – Nike Kobe IV Protro (5 players laced it up)
2025-10-10 / TOP scorer / EUROLEAGUE
Kevin Punter from FC Barcelona scored the most points of the night (27) while played in adidas Harden Vol. 9 Green Snakeskin basketball shoes.
2025-10-10 / TOP rebound / EUROLEAGUE
Chima Moneke from Belgrade Crvena Zvezda rebounded the most balls of the night (12) while played in adidas Dame 9 basketball shoes.
2025-10-10 / TOP assists / EUROLEAGUE
Sergio De Larrea from Valencia Basket assists the most balls of the night (8) while played in Nike Kobe 6 Sail All-Star basketball shoes.
2025-10-10 / Shoe choices by position / EUROLEAGUE
12% of guards played in Nike Kobe 6
11% of forwards played in Nike Kobe 6
10% of centers played in Nike Kobe 6
2025-10-10 / Boardroom
The WNBA hasn’t seen an opener this big since its very first Finals in 1997. The Aces’ three-point win in Las Vegas drew 1.9 million viewers on ESPN, up 62% from last year, peaking at 2.5 million. ‘WNBA Countdown’ averaged 626,000 ahead of tip-off. Viewership numbers for Sunday’s Game 2 haven’t been released yet. The Aces lead 2–0 as the series heads to Phoenix for Game 3 tonight at 8pm ET, a strong signal of momentum for the league during one of the busiest stretches in sports.
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